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Some of your might know this, others not.
Just got my P3A back from a well known repair facility here in the UK and I noticed that there were only two (opposite) plastic pins inserted in the gimbal rubber shock absorbers. I questioned this with them and they advise that this is how it should be, how they come new (when they did) from the manufacturer. The reason being that they are purely a security feature and putting all four in increases vibration transfer from the body to the gimbal plate! Could lead to blurred pictures if you had an out of balance prop for example!
I've always had all four in place, but no longer!
Just got my P3A back from a well known repair facility here in the UK and I noticed that there were only two (opposite) plastic pins inserted in the gimbal rubber shock absorbers. I questioned this with them and they advise that this is how it should be, how they come new (when they did) from the manufacturer. The reason being that they are purely a security feature and putting all four in increases vibration transfer from the body to the gimbal plate! Could lead to blurred pictures if you had an out of balance prop for example!
I've always had all four in place, but no longer!